Dumas Power Re Established Amidst Street Unrest
Crowds jammed Moscow streets as the provisional government claimed reestablishment of authority after two days of clashes between pro Lenin advocates and the soldiers and workmen's council. An amicable adjustment with the Duma was reported by the soldiers and workmen's panels with a two to one vote, amid protests against German influence and calls for democratic Russia.
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Dama
Persidualy
Duma
Iowde
Alman
Democratic
Russia
Maringky Palace
Thuretay
Allied Commanders In Big Conference Paris
Allied commanders from Britain and France met in Paris on May 4. Participants reportedly included Sir John Jellicoe and Admiral Jane, British and French naval leaders, Generals Robertayn and Petain, and Premier Lloyd George. Delegates discussed potential operations and strategic arrangements.
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Paris
Riutland
France
Shox
John Jellicoe
Bead Britis
Jane
Bead
Robertayn
Petain
Nivelle
Lloyd Goorge
Canada and Utah Join Forces in San Francisco Display
The Canadian navy and United States marine corps form a partnership to use a large flagpole on Market Street. The flagpole, topped with both the American and Canadian flags, stands on the Canadian Pacific railroad offices. Canadian military recruiters set up in San Francisco appealing to Canadians to enlist, drawing attention from a prominent Canadian soldier touring the city.
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San Fnancisco
Canadian Navy
United States Marine Corps
Hin, Torgether
Market Street
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Navy
San Francisco
Pioneer farmer Ben F. Ogle dies in Pendleton home
Ben F. Ogle, longtime Pendleton stockman and large landholder in Umatilla County, died at his Jackson Street home at 2 o’clock after a long illness. Funeral services set for 3:30 p.m. Monday at the family residence with Rev. Ireland officiating. Ogle, born in Missouri on Christmas Day 1840, served in the Civil War and settled in Oregon, building a vast farm empire and leaving about 10 acres of wheat land worth roughly 260000 dollars. He is survived by five living children and 34 grandchildren in the county.
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Ben F. Geely
Umatilla
Jackson Mtrest
Oregon
WiHamnott
Athena
Pendleton
O¢te
Willow Springs
Cole
Comis
John T. O@le
Mire W
Campbell
Mra
T. BR Braventon
G Kilgore
Ae County
Willamettee Walle
J. Monthe
Tork
Sunday Schools Prepare for Big Umatilla County Convention
Mendleton Sunday school workers plan large preparations to entertain delegates at the annual Umatilla County Sunday Behal convention and the state Sunday school association meeting in May. County president J. W. Maloney will preside over the county session, with state association president Mrs A Lowell View presiding over the state meetings. Prominent speakers include Jackson Lawrence international secretary KC Knapp Spokane J D Spridgeton Seattle Mrs M A Danenhower Portland James Fo Ewing Portland Prof James A Rice Portland Prof MS Pittman animal school Miss Nellie A Cole foreign dictionary from Turkey Mev Joshua Stansfield Portland Dr W L White Albany Calvin Waller Portland Rev Edward F Renee Portland and others.
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Mendleton
Umatilla
Fregor
J. W. Maloney
Mra . A. Lowell
Tate
Newberg
Jarkon Lawrence
KC Knapp
Spokane
J. D. Spridgeton
Seattle
M. A. Danenhower
Portland
James Fo Ewing
Hames A. Rice
MS Pittman
The
Animal School
Nellie A. Cole
Turkey
Joshua Stansfield
W. 1. White
Albany
Calvin
Waller
Edward FL Renee
Balfour greeted by House amid patriotic reception
At the Capitol on May 5 the House of Representatives staged a grand demonstration for Foreign Secretary Arthur Balfour as President Wilson and other leaders greeted him. Balfour denounced autocracy, praised Allied democracy, and warned against German aims while allies and officials observed from the executive gallery.
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Washington
Mr. Wilson
House of Representatives
Balfour
Balfours
Prasdan Sue
Bruffour
Germany
Finlfour
niern—Italfourt
Bridges
Admiral de Chair
Clark
Hous
Mera
Wilson
Madoc
ElkHar t Judge Cralf and Rankin Rivalry Soundbite Incident
A fragment recalls a Montana judge detesting a Republican nomination clash with Jeanette Rankin. The scene on steps of a funeral house involved drinking powon and a failed attempt at flight, leaving a heartbroken mood amid party tensions.
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Elkhart
KB 1
Cralf
Montana
Jeanette Rankin
Government to Check Food Reserves and Production
Washington May 6 A nationwide food price action begins with a government survey led by Agriculture Department and National Defense Council. Hoover may direct the probe to determine on hand reserves and regional distributable production and consumption for the current year.
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Washington
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Nation Defense
Herbert Hoover
Coal Prices Left Unjust by FTC Ruling
Washington May 1 The federal trade commission ruled against retail coal price hikes noting no public panic and saying price increases lack justification. The commission cites miners wage boosts adding only twenty four to thirty cents per ton and criticizes speculators in anthracite for unneeded profits.
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Federal Trade Commission
Congress
Commission
German Reforms Are Voted Down In Amsterdam
German constitutional committee votes to retain present system and forego complete democracy. Session opens with revision plan to require the chancellor to countersign leaders orders and laws, making the chancellor accountable to the government. The committee process later shows rejection of broader reform.
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Amsterdam
May
Bertin
Inventors Hope to Solve Submarine Threat
W L Saunders head of the naval consulting board says American inventions already tested offer a path to solving the submarine danger. He notes Edison is involved in experiments but no single invention is named. Saunders cites many inventions submitted and tested as likely to combine into a solution, though the navy has not authorized the statement.
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New York
W. L. Saunders
Naval Consulting Board
Edison
Caunders
U. Aa
Saunders
Navy Department
Hoosier Bread Return Ban Issued By State
Indiana food and drug commissioner H M Parnard ordered all bakeries in the state to refuse bread returned by grocers and retailers as state bread. The measure aims to conserve food during the current chain while grocers must drop the bread from circulation.
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Indianapolis
H. &. Parnard
State Food and Drug Commissioner
Registration Card Fragment from Historical Form
Fragmentary OCR of a personal registration card asking for name birth date citizenship birthplace occupation parental details and military service. The legible portions indicate typical demographic questions and the option to withhold consent or information. many words are garbled or misspelled.
Census marshal to be appointed for voting precincts
A War census marshal will be appointed for each voting precinct in the county by Sheriff T. D. Taylor to execute the government's recruitment plan. Adjutant General George A. White directs regular election board members be named as marshals, who will marshal staff, designate polling places, and oversee registration with no pay.
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T. D. Taylor
George A. White
Oedd
Sefilln
Beneft
Chicago Tile Contractors Indicted for Sherman Act Conspiracy
A federal grand jury indicted twelve dozen officials of the Chicago Mantel and Tile Contractors Association on charges of conspiracy in restraint of trade, alleged as a Sherman Antitrust violation. The case describes coordinated practices among members to limit competition within the tile and mantel industry in Chicago.
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Chicago
Strens
Chicago Mantel and Tile Contractors Association
Federal
Germans Renew Attacks Near Nivelle Front
Paris dispatch reports fresh German divisions pouring into the Botmans Rheims front on May 6 in an effort to reverse French gains near Nivelle. Four German divisions totaling about 160 000 men attacked south of the Olee and near Mont Bictre as artillery and curtain fire checked German efforts after fierce counter efforts. Public lines note violent fighting around Campagne and the Couey forest with prisoners taken and lines holding. Landes report Arras deadlock continues with three German counterattacks repelled and progress claimed around Freenoy.
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Paris
Germany
Botmans-Rheime
Nivelle
Poulerd
Olee
Germain
Couey Forest
Chemin Des Dames
Alme
Ronne
Hardight
Campagne
Mont
Arras
Landes
Hala
Hale
Freenoy
Nine enlist in army and navy at local offices
Nine men enlisted in the army and navy at local recruiting offices in the past 24 hours. Eight join the army and one enters the aviation and naval service. Names include William M Keefer George J Prindle Harold J Schmidt Edward Lenese William A Chyenanell and Ralph Andrew Yeager. Enlistees head to Portland and other posts with plans to depart soon.
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Army
Navy
Closing Bids Rise Six Cents on Market Report
Chicago May 5 range of bids led by May and July contracts with gains noted in early trading. Market quotes show May at 3.70 and LT July around 85.30 with updated highs and lows reflected in late morning activity.
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Chicago
Oregonian
Hundreds of deer perish in harsh winter across region
Local official cites severe winter driving deer to starve along the North Fork of the John Day River. Forest and wildlife services note carcasses found near shelter and feed shortages, with an estimated 199 to 260 deer dead statewide. Officials warn of ongoing hunger as animals seek food and approach human settlements for scarce sustenance.
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John Dey
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